Mutual Divorce Lawyer Fees
At FAM Legal, we are committed to maintaining transparency and affordability in mutual divorce cases. We follow a structured consultation and legal service model to help both parties navigate the process smoothly.
We offer installment-based fee options, tailored for both resident Indian clients and NRI clients, to reduce financial stress while ensuring quality legal representation.
Mutual Divorce
₹ 5,000 for Mutual Divorce Petition
₹ 15,000 for First Motion
₹ 20,000 for Second Motion
This total fee of ₹35,000 is all-inclusive and covers complete representation of both parties (husband and wife) in court.
NRI Mutual Divorce
₹ 10,000 for NRI Mutual Divorce Petition
₹ 25,000 for NRI First Motion
₹ 25,000 for NRI Second Motion
This total fee of ₹60,000 is all-inclusive and covers complete representation of both parties (husband and wife) in court.
Please Note
The above-mentioned fees are for professional services related to mutual divorce cases.
Fees are collected in stages corresponding to each phase of the case.
All legal services are delivered in accordance with applicable laws and professional ethics.
Mutual Divorce Lawyer Fees FAQ
Mutual Divorce Fees
For Resident Indians:
- The total fees for a mutual divorce case is Rupees ₹40,000.
- This fee covers both parties (husband and wife) in court and is divided into three installments: ₹5,000 for Mutual Divorce Petition, ₹15,000 for First Motion, and ₹20,000 for Second Motion.
For NRIs:
- The total fees for an NRI mutual divorce case is Rupees ₹60,000.
- This fee covers both parties (husband and wife) in court and is divided into three installments: ₹10,000 for NRI Mutual Divorce Petition, ₹25,000 for NRI First Motion, and ₹25,000 for NRI Second Motion.
The fees as mentioned above is inclusive of everything and we represent both parties (husband and wife) in court, within this fees.
For Resident Indians, the fee of ₹40,000 covers both parties (husband and wife) in court. The same applies to NRIs with a fee of ₹60,000.
The decision of whether it is paid by the husband, the wife, or jointly is left to the parties themselves.
No, we maintain a fixed case fee for everyone and do not negotiate on it.
The fee is higher for NRIs because they do not travel to India for the mutual divorce process, which necessitates additional work.
You should make the payment when you receive a payment request from us, either through WhatsApp or Email.
No, you do not need to make future payments once you’ve initiated the process.
For Resident Indians:
- The initial payment of ₹5,000 is non-refundable.
- If you cancel a hearing scheduled after making the payment of ₹15,000, you can receive a refund of ₹7,500 up to 24 hours before the scheduled appointment time.
- If you do not schedule any hearing after making the payment of ₹15,000, and you request a refund within 30 days of making the payment, you will be eligible for a refund of ₹7,500.
For NRIs:
- The initial payment of ₹10,000 is non-refundable.
- If you cancel a hearing scheduled after making the payment of ₹25,000, you can receive a refund of ₹12,500 up to 24 hours before the scheduled appointment time.
- If you do not schedule any hearing after making the payment of ₹25,000, and you request a refund within 30 days of making the payment, you will be eligible for a refund of ₹12,500.
For more details, refer our Cancellation and Refund Policy.
Yes, for rescheduling a hearing, you will need to make a fresh payment of ₹15,000 for Resident Indians and ₹20,000 for NRIs.